Spatiotemporal Analysis of Long-term Air Pollution in Two Urban Regions of Vietnam and Potential Source Contributions

Huong Thuy Nguyen; Quang Tran Vuong; Le Van Linh; An Duy Dam; Huu-Tap Van; Pho Thi Nguyen; Norimichi Takenaka; Phan Quang Thang

doi:10.1039/d5va00367a

January 1, 2026Environmental Science AdvancesOpen Access

Spatiotemporal Analysis of Long-term Air Pollution in Two Urban Regions of Vietnam and Potential Source Contributions

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The research aims to assess long-term air pollution trends and identify potential contributing sources in urban Vietnam.
Conducted a spatiotemporal analysis of air quality data
Utilized ground-based observation techniques
Compared findings across two urban regions
Identified significant air pollution levels in both regions
Highlighted the need for more extensive ground-based observations
Revealed potential sources contributing to air quality issues

Implication

Analyses air pollution sources and impacts in urban areas of Vietnam, highlighting gaps in data availability.

Abstract

Vietnam is one of the fastest urbanizing and industrializing countries in Southeast Asia, yet long-term and spatially integrated air quality assessments remain scarce due to limited ground-based observations. Previous studies...

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Nguyen et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Spatiotemporal Analysis of Long-term Air Pollution in Two Urban Regions of Vietnam and Potential Source Contributions

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Spatiotemporal Analysis of Long-term Air Pollution in Two Urban Regions of Vietnam and Potential Source Contributions

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